Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-01-13

SOCIETY NOTES.
Mfa Patten and the Misses Patten gave very
elaborate luncheon to ladies yesterday The table
was decorated with Nephetos roses and violeta
The center piece was composed OF La France roses
and lilies OF the valley. The cofsage bouquets
were OF La France roses and lilies OF the valley
tied with pink ribbons and OF Cornelia Cook roses
and violets tied with violet ribbon The table was
lsid with massive silver and dainty hand painted
eeived her guests in toilet Of black silk heavily
trimmed with JET. Miss Patten was dressed In
nx n al ana se1 MISS Augusta in violet The guests
son, MIS- Henderson, Mrs. Gomez, Mrs. John p
Jones, Mrs. Waring Of California, Miss Halliday,
lin Mrs; Lamont, Ms. Wyclihe Preston, and Mrs.
Mrs. William Malone gave a reception to intro.
duce her lovely daughter, Miss Malone, at the
from to 6. Mrs Malone wore Grained dress OF
ciaret velvet with front Of buttercup brocaded
toilet 81 Wh,te fs the de6utante wore dainty
was a9unced with loops Of MORE ribbon and there
was broad sash OF MORE at the back; the bodice
garlanded with white lilacs and lilies. Miss Ma
none carried an armful Of flowers the gifts OF adj
mir 1 Miss Sherman wore q pretty White toilet.
der silk and white lace. Both ladies were Of the
reception party. sumptuous collation. was
ses k Of ta a taSs
until o'clock "Ne''' A'p' "i'i'ANs
The day was 50 balmy and sprine.like that a
treat number OF people went out for the calling
Mrs. and Miss Manning had with them Mrs r 7.
Fryer, Of Buffalo, the Misses Green, Miss stockton.
Ooh New Jersey, guests OF Mrs Green Miss McCul
och tns Ase %1s The guest q Miss McGH
Breckenridge.
Mrs. knoicote did not leave her room, and the
Secretary assisted Miss Endicott in doing the
non n1nors OF the house Mrs Sears and Miss sears
Augur were Also effective aids
MIS- Was corps OF assistants was composed of
MISS Villas, Mrs. McMillin, Miss Bryant, Miss
wharton, MISS Mary Wharton, OF Philadelphia,
ana MISS Hoyne, and Mrs. and Miss Walker.
visitors at the home of the Secretary OF the In
terror were received by MIRA L. Q. c. Lamar, IT,, who
presented them to Miss Lamar. Mrs DR.. Walsh,
Ms sodn MIS- d sosse Miss . Mpldow MIS-
men declared that they had never seen SO many
people out in one day.
Mrs. John p. Rodgers at 1910 10th street. held q
most enjoyable reception all the afternoon. The
were much admired.
Mra Harmony gave her second tea. Mrs. Huide-
Roper, MIS- Van Reypen and Mrs. Adee were pleas
antly at home.
The Wednesday night german was chaperoned
oOt1liOn. ~ ~ ~
Miss Willis and Miss Dulaney gave german last
evening at the Metropolitan hotel.
Ihere was pretty dance at the residence Of ex-
Mayor Emery on Tuesday night.
Hon. and Mrs. Hugh McCulioch held their Sec
ond reception last evening" from 8 to IL. It was a
were assisted in receiving by Miss DoIph. Some OF
Lnose seen In the pleasant drawing rooms were
Ma co gm N W VA Justice and MIS-
and Mrs c. s. Noyes and Miss Moves. Senator and
Mrs. Doph Capt. and Mrs. John p. Rodgers,
rod M John " Foster, Miss Foster Mrs. Justice Justice
tive I've e II Gibson. III: Frank conger, Miss Edes,
Miss Burke poured tea III the dining ROOM
The engagement Of Representative Ira Daven-
porto Miss Kitty Sharpe, daughter OF Col Sharpe
OF kingston T., and at one time collector OF the
port at New York city, is announced.
Mrs. Folsom held delightful reception at Oak
View yesterday morning.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter d. Wyyille will give an Eat
home" ON Friday evening" January l4th, in honor
OF MI. and Ars. j. Walter Robertson, Of Chicago.
Mrs. Frank Leslie, of New York, the head of the
days, stopping at the Riggs.
Mrs. John j. Crawford entertained MISC Georve
Or Mississippi; Mrs. w. l. Trenholm, Miss Katie
trenholm, Miss Watt and Miss Florrfe Trenholm,
OF Winchester, at luncheon yesterday. The sou,
Venlrs were satin bags Of bon-bons
Mrs. Durham will receive Fridays at 213o Penn.
sylvanfa avenue
Tuesday evening Mrs. G. D. Willard, OF Capitol
Hill, gave dancing party to her daughter Miss
Blanche. The guests were numerous and the oc-
casion one OF great enjoyment.
The Chief Justice and Mrs Waite and Mtss
Waite held their second levee Monday. Miss
Audenre1d presided at the tea table in the dining
rOom Tnefe was very. brilliant company OF
avsni1s ne ana far women and
hlgntS spent at this hOspitable house.
Mrs Huntley Russell, OF Grand Rapids, Mich is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Comstock.
Mrs Gfbson's reception at the Arsenal barracks
on Monday was especially gay. The Misses Glib
Pratt, Miss MOser, Mrs. Chase, Miss LacOft' Mrs.
cambridge and Miss Lodor, Of baltimore. made up
the receiving party.
Mrs. Ralph Cross johnson, Of 1875 street, is at
home to callers on Thursdays In January.
Mrs. c. C. ComstOck of 2lO North Capitol street.
Is at home on Mondays with her daughters.
Mrs. and the Misses Gouveneur gave a charming
Tea party from to Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Johnson, MIS- B. H. Warder, Mrs. GOOdloe, Miss
ment.
Mrs. DR.. Lor1ng, Mrs. Sheridan, the Misses Davis,
Mrs. Capt Wheeler, Mrs Washington and Miss
Edes held enjoyable receptions Tuesday
Mrs. and Miss Scranton held pleasant recep-
ton In their parlOrs at the Hamilton Tuesday
Miss Norton, Miss Grace Boutelle, Miss Jessie
Brown, Miss Pauline Holman and Miss Florence
Brown were efficient aids In securing to callers
pleasant visit.
Mrs Jno. F. Fitzpatrick, Of New Orleans is in
the city for the winter, at No. 943 street north
west, and will receive on Thursdays
Admiral and Mrs Porter entertained at sumner
on Sunday evening, in honor OF their daughter
Mrs. Logan, Gen. and Mrs. Anderson Can't and
Mrs. Rodgers Mrs Emory Mr.. and Miss fOWery
Miss Stout, Mrs. McCOok and Mr.. Lee
Mrs. c. 8. Whitman gave dinner Sunday even.
ing to ten young ladies and gentlemen. The CEN
ter OF the table was filled by large plateau OF
marlgolds-the gentlemen designated by mari
gold coi0red ribbon with their names In silver:
the ladies Dy white with their names in gold
Mr.. Charles c. Cole, the lawyer, and Elizabeth
q. Settle, were married Tuesday evening by Rev
DR.. Leonard. at st. Johns p. T. church. in the
presence OF large gathering Of friends.
notice In THE STAR announcing that Mrs.
Baumgras and Miss Irene would receive On New
Mr.. Ermin Baumgras OF this city. MI Peter
BaumgraS and wife and two younger sons are In
chicago. VI MIS-. BaumgraS whose health has
been the cause OF unusual SOlicitude since autumn
the reports are recently more hopeful Mr. and
MS Pnilp Hale, formerly Irene Baumgras, are in
land, " from Antwerp, early in March.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Melbourne and Miss Mel.
bourne VIII be at home, 2O13 r street, ON Fridays.
Mrs John Lee Logan, daughter of Representa-
tive Tucker Is visiting her mother at the Claren-
don
Lord Iddesleixh's Sudden Death.
DUE TO DISEASE OF THE HEART, FROM WHICH HR
HAD LONG SUFFERED.
Regarding the sudden death OF Lord Iddeslefgh